HARARE – Zimbabwe fuel prices have risen again, barely a week after the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) set the September maximum prices. ZERA on Thursday announced that diesel would now ...
A Chinese consortium will take over, for 25 years, the concession to manage the Machipanda One-Stop Border Post, with the Government saying it will modernise and expand what is one of the main border ...
Mining giant ZIMASCO has injected US$2.5 million into the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) under a Public‑Private Partnership (PPP) scheme, breathing new life into the country’s struggling rail ...
Zimbabwe’s state-owned railway company is negotiating a $115 million facility with the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) to purchase locomotives and wagons and expand haulage capacity, an ...
An IMF team led by Mr. Wojciech Maliszewski visited Harare from September 7 to 17, 2026, to conduct discussions for the second review under Zimbabwe’s Staff-Monitored Program. Following productive ...
Holding power does not make someone immune to mental health issues. When political discourse touches on the psychological state of those in high office, a curious double standard often emerges. To ...
ARE investors still too wary of Zimbabwe’s mining sector? Two international miners – Caledonia Mining and Tharisa – think so, and both are committing significant capital to projects in the country.
Dear Family and Friends, September in Zimbabwe, always known as the windy month, is now known as the smoky, hard to breathe month. As smoke engulfs us every day this September, the horizons are ...
The government has imposed operating hours for all legally registered vendors, limiting trading in central business districts to between 6am and 6pm and in residential areas to between 6am and 8pm.
Zimbabwe’s informal sector has emerged as the country’s largest employer; however, government policy and financing mechanisms have failed to keep pace with its growing role in sustaining livelihoods, ...
Zimbabwe is set to resume grain imports as it braces for a lower harvest due to an expected drought, just months after celebrating a sharp drop in maize imports. The government expects cereal ...
The construction of the long-awaited 252-kilometre Gwayi-Shangani-Bulawayo pipeline could take more than two centuries to complete if the government continues disbursing funds at the rate recorded ...
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